Roadside Cottage
1889 National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
About this artwork
An oil on canvas landscape depicting a small, light-colored cottage nestled into a grassy hillside. It exemplifies the artist's focus on light and shadow during his time working in Medfield, Massachusetts.
Did you know?
Dennis Miller Bunker was a significant American Impressionist who had a profound influence on his contemporary, John Singer Sargent. Painted during his final years in Medfield, this work captures the delicate interplay of light and shadow characteristic of the Tonalist-leaning Impressionism he practiced. Tragically, Bunker's career was cut short when he died of heart failure at the age of only 29.
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Roadside Cottage
Dennis Bunker, 1889
